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I was trying to minimize my config file, as I usually only keep key-value pairs that are necessary (e. g. in config files of other coin daemons). I am used to believe that missing keys in config files fallback to default values. I would also expect that the default config file contains the default values.
I have following issues with grin behavior:
Some options can't be removed from config file at all or the app crashes at start. I would be willing to accept this behavior with options that are security related, but log_to_file? C'mon!
I can't be sure about the default values. I couldn't find any reference which states, that values in config file are the default ones. Well, obviously, because it is not true. You enable/disable API authentication by commenting api_secret_path! It would be nice to have documented default values in the config file (or at least somewhere).
Of course this is not a big issue, but I believe I am not the only one who likes to glance at the config file and see where I have chosen to use non-default values and also have a compact config. Also, the described behavior is unpredictable, which is probably never a good thing. (Do I use the defaults by commenting this out? What is the default, is it this value?)
For context, here is link to my whine on grin forum.
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I was trying to minimize my config file, as I usually only keep key-value pairs that are necessary (e. g. in config files of other coin daemons). I am used to believe that missing keys in config files fallback to default values. I would also expect that the default config file contains the default values.
I have following issues with grin behavior:
log_to_file
? C'mon!api_secret_path
! It would be nice to have documented default values in the config file (or at least somewhere).Of course this is not a big issue, but I believe I am not the only one who likes to glance at the config file and see where I have chosen to use non-default values and also have a compact config. Also, the described behavior is unpredictable, which is probably never a good thing. (Do I use the defaults by commenting this out? What is the default, is it this value?)
For context, here is link to my whine on grin forum.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: